Money Management Tips for a Better Financial Future

Being vigilant about your online security, and staying on top of your account activity can help protect your bank account from cyber criminals.

Automatic bill pay allows you to conveniently schedule your recurring payments online so they come directly out of your bank account when they’re due.

Switching banks may seem like a tedious task, but it doesn't have to be. By mapping out a strategy in advance, the process can be easy and stress free.

With an add-on CD, you can continue to deposit additional funds into the account throughout the locked-in time period.

If the perks of online-only banking align with your lifestyle, it might be time to make the switch and find an online bank that best suits your needs.

Here are some tips to consider when you find yourself faced with a financial windfall.

There are many ways to establish a foundation of credit to build upon. Here are some credit building tips you can use.

Don't let a criminal beat you to your tax refund. Consider these tips for protecting your identity this tax season.

With CDs, you have several fixed term lengths to choose from. The term you select will depend on your unique financial circumstances and needs.

Having enough money to cover unplanned expenses makes it easier to recover from life’s bumps and bruises.

Cyber crooks are out in full force around Valentine's Day, trying to lure in unsuspecting victims who are looking for love.

Here are steps you can take to protect yourself, and your bank account from fraudsters looking to steal your financial information.

We explain the differences between debit cards and credit cards.

The popularity of the "mobile wallet" is increasing. But what exactly is a mobile wallet, and how can you use it to pay for things?

Here are some tips to help you and your spouse get on the same page regarding your finances.

A checking account that earns interest? You bet! Learn the ins-and-outs of online, interest-bearing checking accounts.

Get to know the common fees associated with checking accounts, so you know how to avoid them!

The right number of bank accounts to have depends on your financial goals and current financial situation. What makes sense for you?